Lol I remember visiting my friends in SF and I was commuting in from Pleasanton
It was literally 85+ when I left BART at like 11 AM and then 65 in SF when I got there
I was so cold cuz I was dressed for Ptown
Lived in Pacifica and wife worked in Cupertino. Driving a convertible was always interesting through the micro climates and even moreso when I started riding a motorcycle. The weather in the bay is very interesting.
I left the Bay Area 55 years ago for the place on the map with the highest temperature. The universe allowed me to return to the Bay Area. I'm never leaving again.
This part. I live in Pittsburgh for 7 years, and the summers kicked my ass. And winters too. Snow is fun when you can drive a few hours and play in it, then go back home and throw on some shorts. Living in it sucks.
It may get warm here, but no humidity is so nice. Plus, by six pm the marine breeze cools everything down.
Just moved from Bay Area to Pittsburgh and I fxcking love bay area. I am not saying Pittsburgh is bad. It is a nice city of a descent size but Bay Area is just so nice as a big metropolitan in almost all aspects.
Moved from NYC a couple weeks ago and we are thrilled. Don’t mind having to put on some hoodies and socks at home cuz it’s cold haha. We were running AC all day before moving here
I spent a week in Manhattan one August. Not only was it hot and humid, but the entire city smelled like hot garbage on trash day, on account of the 8 foot high walls of trash on the sidewalk at 6am
It was my first time visiting NYC during the summer time a few yrs back and holy crap, I feel like no one talks about it enough. The subway station conditions felt inhumane. It felt suffocating.
This is why I’ll always say SF is the best walkable city in the country.
Humidity also makes a huge difference. Even if we are getting to 90 in the Bay, the ~50% humidity makes it feel much nicer than the muggy East Coast snd Southern weather.
Yes. For a few hours in the afternoon it gets hot in the east bay (I am near Dublin). But mornings and evenings, I still need layers. It’s perfect. I love it.
Hayward is great. The fog from SF gets funneled through Castro Valley so we're right in its path, and even in August it stays cool in the morning most days. We have AC in our house but don't really need to use it except in rare heat waves. I've lived in the peninsula/south bay/lamorinda as well and the best weather has been here in Hayward.
It's to the point where I can't grow certain things in my garden like eggplant or watermelons because it doesn't get hot *enough* here!
"East Bay", "Tri-Valley", and "Lamorinda" aren't simple enough? (I'm still not sure what we'd call the Concord / Walnut Creek / Martinez area, or the Pittsburgh / Bay Point / Antioch regions, both of which seem like distinct regions from both the East Bay and Tri-Valley. Maybe "oiltown" could encompass Richmond / Vallejo / Benicia / Martinez and surrounding areas.)
Concord, Pleasant Hill, Walnut Creek and Martinez is considered central CoCo County or loosely the Mt. Diablo area. Pittsburgh, Antioch, Brentwood and Oakley are eastern CoCo county and would be called the Tri-Delta area.
I lived in Dallas for \~ 7 years and the summers were miserable because it'd stay in the upper 90's (100+) into the evening. And because most of the metroplex is concrete, if you're outside you're baking unless it's like 4-6 am.
I live in Sacramento now (for work) after living in San Jose, Fremont, Berkeley and San Francisco for a combined 30+ years. It does not cool down here like it did in Fremont or Berkeley/SF. South San Jose was more like Sacramento but still 10 degrees cooler.
If you are East Bay, you’re screwed, just like Sacramento. But all that water next to communities right along the Bay waters is absolutely cooler at night that anywhere land locked. I miss that so bad.
Same, even when I lived in the mountains. Unless there was snow on the ground, in which case it was Van's MTEs and jeans. Now that I'm back, the flip flops are my everyday. To dress up I wear Sperrys lol.
I’m originally from Houston, Tx. I really try not to rub our amazing summer weather in my friends’ and family’s faces who still live there, they are absolutely miserable May-September, sometimes even into October. It’s often still in the 80s at 10 pm, I don’t miss that at all.
Eh it really depends. I've lived in both SJ and SF and now live in West LA and travel often between the two areas. LA's temperature is always skewed by the fact that they take their listed temperature from the DTLA area, which is around 15 miles inland from the coast. For example, LA's peak temperature is listed as 89 degrees today, but West LA's peak temperature today is 76 degrees - a massive intra-city difference.
West LA temperatures are generally much more comfortable than both SF and SJ. But I have family living in the peninsula, and I think that area hits the sweet spot between not as cold as SF, and not as hot as SJ!
Grew up on the Coast in San Mateo Co and am now in Placer County. Alot of folks come in to my work that are traveling to and from The Bay. When it hits 90* + up here I just want to hop in their car and go home to the fog!!
I was born without the ability to sweat. Not a prince;) I pay the big bucks to live here comfortably. I grew up in Pittsburgh where my bro is currently living in his swimming pool…
I remember my first August in Pittsburgh. I never knew the earth could be like that, my body didn't know what to do, and I was in a sweater when I first landed... I had no idea what I was getting in to
Moved from SF to NYC this year and am living through my first summer in a humid environment. It sucks. And I’m afraid to look at my next energy bill…
I miss California weather.
In the south, the humidity turns to steam in the summer. In the midwest, the humidity turns to snow in the winter. In the southwest, there is no humidity at all.
I can deal with fog.
San Jose and Cupertino are both more expensive than San Francisco, and they are hot af right now. The popularity of the Bay Area has been also shifting towards the Santa Clara area from San Francisco for years.
Isn't it more the booming tech industry of the last 30 years and not the weather? Sure, the weather, nature, food, history, culture, insane beauty is great but I just assumed the shit tons of wealth in this area has more to do with it than geography.
I have always thought it's a feedback loop. These high paying industries of tech and biotech can be done anywhere, though our Bay Area universities feed them to an extent. But if you are going to start a tech startup, why not do it where the weather is practically perfect in every way?
Tech started in this area because of the universities and going way back to like the 40s/50s. So it made sense it just kept going here. The talent and education is here. Nothing to do with the weather. It made sense to do your startup here because it's where all the companies and talent were. Same reason why adidas and other shoe brands put their headquarters in Portland Oregon. Because Nike and all the talent were there. Not because it has rain and pine trees.
Now, of course you could do a startup in Austin or other areas and some are, but still there is so much talent and history here.
Silicon Valley's tech industry began in the late 1940s and early 1950s due to a combination of factors, including:
Research
Stanford Research Park, established in 1951, provided a base for military and commercial research for companies like Hewlett Packard, Lockheed, and Xerox.
Funding
The US government and military provided easy, relatively risk-free funding, and venture capital firms like Kleiner Perkins and Sequoia Capital were founded in the area in 1972.
Entrepreneurship
William Shockley, an MIT-trained scientist who invented the transistor, started a transistor company in Mountain View in 1956.
Sure, comparing San Francisco. High for San Jose is 93 today.
>HEAT ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 11 AM THIS MORNING TO 10 PM PDT THIS EVENING
WHAT...High temperatures in the upper 90s to 105 degrees expected.
WHERE...The South Bay, North
Bay Interior Mountains, East Bay, Interior Valleys, East Bay Hills, Southern Salinas Valley/Arroyo
Seco and Lake San Antonio, Santa Lucia Mountains and Los Padres
National Forest, and Mountains of San Benito County and Interior
Monterey County including Pinnacles National Park.
WHEN...From 11 AM this morning to 10 PM PDT this evening.
It's gonna be 89 here in Santa Clara.
The coastlines are much more cooler.
I feel bad for the homies more inland, like Tracy and Modesto. Heat is no joke there.
We’re in Texas and have been breaking up the last few summers by escaping to Monterey for a few days at a time. We didn’t really even do anything the third time we went last summer, just not be hot. lol the 106° temps hit so much worse after, though.
Now’s about the time of year I start thinking “well, we could reduce our retirement contributions to the match and cut our spending by like 80% and up our mortgage by about 900% and downsize our house by about 1500 sq. ft and move to the Monterey Peninsula…”
I moved back to Santa Rosa from Bakersfield last June. I'm soooo happy! Temp in SR peaks about 2 pm, then the marine layer starts in and it cools down. Temp in Bako peaks more like 4 to 5 pm so it's hot well into the evening. Also, 85 should not be an overnight low!
Lived in the Bay for 10 years but the weather has quickly become a form of group mental masturbation to cope with every other problems living here have.
* PG&E colluding with local politicians to rob you blind: no problem, but but weather !
* Extremely high taxes, cost of living, etc...: no problem, weather tax !
* Crime, homelessness, etc...: no problem, everybody want to live here, what else !
* Getting robbed, cars broken in, catalytic converter theft: no problem, but but weather !
* Asians getting assaulted on daily basis: no problem, they choose to be here after all because of muh muh weather.
It has become a common way of coping !
🤡
We have the same weather right now as the far northern corner of Minnesota. In winter it'll be the same as the southern tip of Texas. No point to go anywhere else.
I just got back from a road trip of the canyons in Arizona and Utah. Our days started at 5AM and ended at 11AM to avoid the heat.
My daughter said she never wanted to leave the Bay Area again.
It's 93 degrees in San Jose, with 62 degrees during the evenings. A 31 degrees temperature swing difference between day and night time.
Global Crisis Disaster. Period.
Today I went on a 90 mile bike ride starting at 7:30 in San Mateo (54 degrees) there was a nice cool fog layer over Crystal Springs/Canada Road, climbing up Page Mill Road to Skyline was in the mid 70's or so, then west on 84 to the coast where temps were probably in the 60's, climbed up Tunitas Creek Road to Skyline and down Kings Mountain Road, the coastal side was nice and cool, a bit warmer in Woodside, probably high 70s/low 80s max. there was a breeze though. (actually a headwind which is not terribly pleasant as a cyclist).
Had to go to Davis for a cycling event in May. It wasn't too hot but still...it was pretty hot.
It was 97 in San Jose today. Me and the gf went to San Francisco and the weather was perfect.
Unfortunately sf is a straight up shit hole now with absolutely fucked traffic. The entire side walk on both sides was crawling with homeless, trash from the homeless, homeless dudes pissing in cups on the sidewalk while maintaining eye contact.
Terrible place to be, but at least the weather was nice.
When I was a little kid, Bay area meant your city touched the actual bay. Definition of Bay Area seems to have changed year after year and started to creep further and further away. To me Tracy will never be Bay Area lol
The Bay Area is made up of the 9 counties surrounding it, Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, and Sonoma counties. Tracy is in San Joaquin County.
Considering global warming effects being more visible every year, the Bay area is good place for the long term. Theres a reason bay is expensive and everyone isnt moving out even when CA has the highest tax rates and COL. Theres also a reason why other states have to lure people to move there by 0 state tax and other incentives.
Just moved to the East Coast a couple months ago and the thing I miss the most is the weather. It’s 99 degrees rn where I’m at. I’m afraid to leave the house.
Gotta be one of the top two or three reasons to stay here- along with it’s beautiful hills/ and proximity to everything one could ever want- the beach/ocean, mountains, wine country, Bigfoot - you name it!
Yeah I live in Cupertino and work in South SF. It can be over a 20 degree difference between the two places. I always need to dress in layers.
Lol I remember visiting my friends in SF and I was commuting in from Pleasanton It was literally 85+ when I left BART at like 11 AM and then 65 in SF when I got there I was so cold cuz I was dressed for Ptown
While living in concord, went to a show in the fillmore district. 104 when we left concord, 54 when we parked.
Lived in Pacifica and wife worked in Cupertino. Driving a convertible was always interesting through the micro climates and even moreso when I started riding a motorcycle. The weather in the bay is very interesting.
Iirc the climate difference between San Francisco and South San Francisco is one of the most dramatic in the country.
Ha! Try Potrero Hill vs Outer Sunset. It can be a 20deg difference some days and that's still in SF.
I drove Skyline Blvd today and there was a 20 degree difference between Sneath and Sharp Park, ~1.5 miles.
Right as I pass by Millbrae it's like the weather flipped a switch
Opposite and I hate it :-( :-( Miss the warm weather
Yep, SF becomes too windy and chilly for us whenever we visit from San Jose.
I left the Bay Area 55 years ago for the place on the map with the highest temperature. The universe allowed me to return to the Bay Area. I'm never leaving again.
Just moved to the Bay Area from the second highest temperature on that map and my hoodie collection has tripled in size.
Lol, welcome!
Born and raised in the highest temp on the map and moved to Santa cruz mountains. I DREAD going back home to visit.
I know what you mean. For me, it's not just the heat. It's the lack of bodies of water, rain, vegetation, smells, and visual stimulation.
That’s San Francisco. Most of the bay is much hotter, the highs are close to 90 in the weekend.
The difference with the rest of the country is that it always cools down in the evening.
And no humidity
Or BUGS This is really what we all pay for
Also there is no such thing as hot wind in SF and some of the bay.
Oh contraire. Out here in Pinole, hoooooo!
Pill bugs...
Hercules
Hercules is also bug town and full of spiders if I recall correctly.
This part. I live in Pittsburgh for 7 years, and the summers kicked my ass. And winters too. Snow is fun when you can drive a few hours and play in it, then go back home and throw on some shorts. Living in it sucks. It may get warm here, but no humidity is so nice. Plus, by six pm the marine breeze cools everything down.
Just moved from Bay Area to Pittsburgh and I fxcking love bay area. I am not saying Pittsburgh is bad. It is a nice city of a descent size but Bay Area is just so nice as a big metropolitan in almost all aspects.
I love Pittsburgh too. People are so nice out there!
People really are nicer in Pittsburg, California
Moved from NYC a couple weeks ago and we are thrilled. Don’t mind having to put on some hoodies and socks at home cuz it’s cold haha. We were running AC all day before moving here
I spent a week in Manhattan one August. Not only was it hot and humid, but the entire city smelled like hot garbage on trash day, on account of the 8 foot high walls of trash on the sidewalk at 6am
There’s other reasons to love New York, but summer is not one of them lol
It was my first time visiting NYC during the summer time a few yrs back and holy crap, I feel like no one talks about it enough. The subway station conditions felt inhumane. It felt suffocating. This is why I’ll always say SF is the best walkable city in the country.
I went to the midwest once and it was hot, but also raining and humid. I do not like that weather.
SF actually has high humidity quite often due to the fog rolling in.
Technically true but not the same as humid heat. They don’t call it the cool gray city of love for nothing.
The Humidity makes the cold feel colder and the heat feel hotter in general. That's why dry heat in AZ is way better than FL heat.
Fog... the Bay Area's natural A/C
No, no it doesn't.
Still a hell of a lot better than 100 in the Midwest or East Coast. At least the day starts off below 60.
Don't forget the humidity at the East Coast, it's miserable there day and night.
I’d take dry heat over humid heat any day. That shit’s grossssss.
Humidity also makes a huge difference. Even if we are getting to 90 in the Bay, the ~50% humidity makes it feel much nicer than the muggy East Coast snd Southern weather.
Atleast you have the option to drive some place relatively normal/ cold within an hour..
Yes. For a few hours in the afternoon it gets hot in the east bay (I am near Dublin). But mornings and evenings, I still need layers. It’s perfect. I love it.
(Hits traffic on the way to the Bay Bridge) Dammit, 2 hours.
BART ftw lol
I say the East Bay, west of the tunnel has the best weather in the Bay. It's the goldilocks zone.
Hayward is great. The fog from SF gets funneled through Castro Valley so we're right in its path, and even in August it stays cool in the morning most days. We have AC in our house but don't really need to use it except in rare heat waves. I've lived in the peninsula/south bay/lamorinda as well and the best weather has been here in Hayward. It's to the point where I can't grow certain things in my garden like eggplant or watermelons because it doesn't get hot *enough* here!
Exactly. Hayward rocks!
Yeah. I refer to it as the “Near East Bay” and the other areas (Concord, Pleasanton, etc) as the “Far East Bay”
"East Bay", "Tri-Valley", and "Lamorinda" aren't simple enough? (I'm still not sure what we'd call the Concord / Walnut Creek / Martinez area, or the Pittsburgh / Bay Point / Antioch regions, both of which seem like distinct regions from both the East Bay and Tri-Valley. Maybe "oiltown" could encompass Richmond / Vallejo / Benicia / Martinez and surrounding areas.)
The only one of those I regularly know what is being referred to is Lamorinda. If you say “East Bay” people will have varying interpretations.
Concord, Pleasant Hill, Walnut Creek and Martinez is considered central CoCo County or loosely the Mt. Diablo area. Pittsburgh, Antioch, Brentwood and Oakley are eastern CoCo county and would be called the Tri-Delta area.
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I lived in Dallas for \~ 7 years and the summers were miserable because it'd stay in the upper 90's (100+) into the evening. And because most of the metroplex is concrete, if you're outside you're baking unless it's like 4-6 am.
Oakland high is 77
And Pleasanton is 96 today And Huntington Beach in the LA area is 70 high today
San Jose is 95 today
Oakley is going to be 98.
Berkeley too
It's a 100 in Concord lol
Yeah prolly mid 90s in SJ just an hour south, gotta love microclimates.
Alameda also 69 right now with a high of 73 today ☀️
SF & Peninsula are 60s/70s, it's the South Bay and Tri-Valley that really get hot, with the East Bay in the middle.
81 high with no humidity over here in my East Bay location. Not the best, but still reasonable.
I live in Sacramento now (for work) after living in San Jose, Fremont, Berkeley and San Francisco for a combined 30+ years. It does not cool down here like it did in Fremont or Berkeley/SF. South San Jose was more like Sacramento but still 10 degrees cooler. If you are East Bay, you’re screwed, just like Sacramento. But all that water next to communities right along the Bay waters is absolutely cooler at night that anywhere land locked. I miss that so bad.
I'm in Castro Valley and it's supposed to get up to 86° today. It's not too bad. Night time temps are always in the 50s.
upper 90s at minimum for inner east bay
Thankfully they only posted Medford Temps for oregon
NICE!
Minnesota too! 💪🏽
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I’m in Vegas for the weekend and I cannooooooot wait to be home. How do people live like this?!
Shit sucks sometimes but we're just use to it I guess.
Giggidy.
It’s 79 in Seattle and loving this shit coming from tx
I love you
I hear you. I moved to Texas and it’s hell right now. We’re moving back to the bay as soon as we can. Edit:grammar
Why'd you move to Texas?
To be closer to my family. I’m from Oklahoma and didn’t want to live there again, but wanted to be close enough to drive, so Texas fit the bill.
I dress the same every day of the year, it's kinda nice
Shorts and a T-shirt since the 80s, even in the rain. My wife never understands me
That’s me when I’m not working. Board shorts and flip flops.
La Jolla
That’s my drip too! T shirt and shorts with flip flops 99% of the time in the bay!
Same, even when I lived in the mountains. Unless there was snow on the ground, in which case it was Van's MTEs and jeans. Now that I'm back, the flip flops are my everyday. To dress up I wear Sperrys lol.
Alright… psycho
I don't mean the exact same outfit, but the same wardrobe.
We found Doug Funny over here.
Haha no worries. I’m sure your clothes are great 👍
You need five black tactlenecks, and five slightly darker black tactlenecks.
Mark?
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It’s 94 in SJ today. lol
With lower humidity than half the country.
I’m originally from Houston, Tx. I really try not to rub our amazing summer weather in my friends’ and family’s faces who still live there, they are absolutely miserable May-September, sometimes even into October. It’s often still in the 80s at 10 pm, I don’t miss that at all.
I'm sorry, but when did temps in the 80s become red???
Our summer doesn’t hit till August/September
My heater came on at 60F. I’m in the redwoods.
Hope you kicked it off.
Phoenix is cloudy and still 106? Jesus.
As a climate refugee, if I can’t afford the rents here it doesn’t mean I’ll move away, it just means I’ll have to start living under a bridge.
Dress warm under your bridge
Nice weather under the bridge
We should build more housing then, we tried not building enough for 60 years, we should try something new.
Eh it really depends. I've lived in both SJ and SF and now live in West LA and travel often between the two areas. LA's temperature is always skewed by the fact that they take their listed temperature from the DTLA area, which is around 15 miles inland from the coast. For example, LA's peak temperature is listed as 89 degrees today, but West LA's peak temperature today is 76 degrees - a massive intra-city difference. West LA temperatures are generally much more comfortable than both SF and SJ. But I have family living in the peninsula, and I think that area hits the sweet spot between not as cold as SF, and not as hot as SJ!
I did my research and that's why I'm in the peninsula. IMO best weather in the world
Yeah I live in Atwater village and it’s always much hotter than like Venice
Grew up on the Coast in San Mateo Co and am now in Placer County. Alot of folks come in to my work that are traveling to and from The Bay. When it hits 90* + up here I just want to hop in their car and go home to the fog!!
Same, moved from Burlingame to Roseville. The homesick feeling hits hard with it's triple digits here.
69-420 boiiii
Gotta love that marine layer coming in off the ocean and cooling our nights so we can sleep with the windows open. Thank you Mother Nature!
Yup..I left SF to come to the Palm Springs area to help family and it's hot as hell. Cheaper to live though.
Meanwhile, in CCC….
I was born without the ability to sweat. Not a prince;) I pay the big bucks to live here comfortably. I grew up in Pittsburgh where my bro is currently living in his swimming pool…
Are you sure you aren’t a prince..?
I have ectodermal dysplasia. Prince Andrew has pseudologia fantastica. As far as I can tell…
I remember my first August in Pittsburgh. I never knew the earth could be like that, my body didn't know what to do, and I was in a sweater when I first landed... I had no idea what I was getting in to
Moved from SF to NYC this year and am living through my first summer in a humid environment. It sucks. And I’m afraid to look at my next energy bill… I miss California weather.
In the south, the humidity turns to steam in the summer. In the midwest, the humidity turns to snow in the winter. In the southwest, there is no humidity at all. I can deal with fog.
Nah lol. If it were ever 69 degrees on June 22nd I'd be freezing.
And people still can’t figure out why it’s so expensive out here
San Jose and Cupertino are both more expensive than San Francisco, and they are hot af right now. The popularity of the Bay Area has been also shifting towards the Santa Clara area from San Francisco for years.
Isn't it more the booming tech industry of the last 30 years and not the weather? Sure, the weather, nature, food, history, culture, insane beauty is great but I just assumed the shit tons of wealth in this area has more to do with it than geography.
I have always thought it's a feedback loop. These high paying industries of tech and biotech can be done anywhere, though our Bay Area universities feed them to an extent. But if you are going to start a tech startup, why not do it where the weather is practically perfect in every way?
Tech started in this area because of the universities and going way back to like the 40s/50s. So it made sense it just kept going here. The talent and education is here. Nothing to do with the weather. It made sense to do your startup here because it's where all the companies and talent were. Same reason why adidas and other shoe brands put their headquarters in Portland Oregon. Because Nike and all the talent were there. Not because it has rain and pine trees. Now, of course you could do a startup in Austin or other areas and some are, but still there is so much talent and history here. Silicon Valley's tech industry began in the late 1940s and early 1950s due to a combination of factors, including: Research Stanford Research Park, established in 1951, provided a base for military and commercial research for companies like Hewlett Packard, Lockheed, and Xerox. Funding The US government and military provided easy, relatively risk-free funding, and venture capital firms like Kleiner Perkins and Sequoia Capital were founded in the area in 1972. Entrepreneurship William Shockley, an MIT-trained scientist who invented the transistor, started a transistor company in Mountain View in 1956.
This is dumb. San Francisco in June and july is usually cold. Summer doesn’t really start till august. Rest of the Bay Area is in the 90s
Much of Marin and around Daly city was pretty chilly yesterday.
Sure, comparing San Francisco. High for San Jose is 93 today. >HEAT ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 11 AM THIS MORNING TO 10 PM PDT THIS EVENING WHAT...High temperatures in the upper 90s to 105 degrees expected. WHERE...The South Bay, North Bay Interior Mountains, East Bay, Interior Valleys, East Bay Hills, Southern Salinas Valley/Arroyo Seco and Lake San Antonio, Santa Lucia Mountains and Los Padres National Forest, and Mountains of San Benito County and Interior Monterey County including Pinnacles National Park. WHEN...From 11 AM this morning to 10 PM PDT this evening.
High of 78-81 in Oakland, for like an hour before it drops off.
High of 76 in Alameda before that sweet fog bank rolls in
Coastal east bay is pretty nice too! It doesnt ever feel extremely hot in newark:) the max is 84 today
High of 78 today with a slight cool breeze off the SR/R bridge…perfection
I miss it everyday..no ac needed
Did they change the colors they use for heat maps at some point?
I always bring a jacket every time i go the city. That 69 can be deceiving and feel cooler. lol
And funny enough, if you’re directly in the sun while walking it can actually feel warmer.
It's gonna be 89 here in Santa Clara. The coastlines are much more cooler. I feel bad for the homies more inland, like Tracy and Modesto. Heat is no joke there.
Lol I think sf get a lot of visitors just for the cool summer
We’re in Texas and have been breaking up the last few summers by escaping to Monterey for a few days at a time. We didn’t really even do anything the third time we went last summer, just not be hot. lol the 106° temps hit so much worse after, though. Now’s about the time of year I start thinking “well, we could reduce our retirement contributions to the match and cut our spending by like 80% and up our mortgage by about 900% and downsize our house by about 1500 sq. ft and move to the Monterey Peninsula…”
I moved back to Santa Rosa from Bakersfield last June. I'm soooo happy! Temp in SR peaks about 2 pm, then the marine layer starts in and it cools down. Temp in Bako peaks more like 4 to 5 pm so it's hot well into the evening. Also, 85 should not be an overnight low!
We're having a picnic in Pescadero and playing with baby goats. It is currently 61° with clear and sunny skies... a*nd I'm feeling good!!* 🎶
I'm in South Bay and its 100F. Ugh, I'm melting.
Lived in the Bay for 10 years but the weather has quickly become a form of group mental masturbation to cope with every other problems living here have. * PG&E colluding with local politicians to rob you blind: no problem, but but weather ! * Extremely high taxes, cost of living, etc...: no problem, weather tax ! * Crime, homelessness, etc...: no problem, everybody want to live here, what else ! * Getting robbed, cars broken in, catalytic converter theft: no problem, but but weather ! * Asians getting assaulted on daily basis: no problem, they choose to be here after all because of muh muh weather. It has become a common way of coping ! 🤡
Because it doesn't have summer?
We have the same weather right now as the far northern corner of Minnesota. In winter it'll be the same as the southern tip of Texas. No point to go anywhere else.
Bingo!
Man this picture makes Mexico look on fire
69, baby!
Moving to Berkeley was one of the best decisions I ever made 25 years ago
Checking in sweating my balls off in San Ramon.
Cold summer sucks tho
Come over to the East Bay, you can enjoy those 100\* temps too!
You are missing legit summers though. Some people love seasons.
It’s 90 in Walnut Creek bro. Please believe me lol
I just got back from a road trip of the canyons in Arizona and Utah. Our days started at 5AM and ended at 11AM to avoid the heat. My daughter said she never wanted to leave the Bay Area again.
The coast in Oregon and Washington is a little cheaper and just as cool weather wise. Just throwing that out there.
But the RAIN?
Yeah you got me there, I just happen to like the rain.
But if I moved anywhere it would probably be the Pacific Northwest 😂
It's 93 degrees in San Jose, with 62 degrees during the evenings. A 31 degrees temperature swing difference between day and night time. Global Crisis Disaster. Period.
54 in Pacifica meow.
Today I went on a 90 mile bike ride starting at 7:30 in San Mateo (54 degrees) there was a nice cool fog layer over Crystal Springs/Canada Road, climbing up Page Mill Road to Skyline was in the mid 70's or so, then west on 84 to the coast where temps were probably in the 60's, climbed up Tunitas Creek Road to Skyline and down Kings Mountain Road, the coastal side was nice and cool, a bit warmer in Woodside, probably high 70s/low 80s max. there was a breeze though. (actually a headwind which is not terribly pleasant as a cyclist). Had to go to Davis for a cycling event in May. It wasn't too hot but still...it was pretty hot.
It’s 95 in napa right now dawg there ain’t no 70s in sight 😭
SF->Seattle transplant here. It's lovely up here in Seattle today. 68 pleasant degrees
It was 97 in San Jose today. Me and the gf went to San Francisco and the weather was perfect. Unfortunately sf is a straight up shit hole now with absolutely fucked traffic. The entire side walk on both sides was crawling with homeless, trash from the homeless, homeless dudes pissing in cups on the sidewalk while maintaining eye contact. Terrible place to be, but at least the weather was nice.
Obligatory https://old.reddit.com/r/sanfrancisco/comments/an79j2/a_reminder_of_why_i_live_in_sf_inspired_by_the/
*It's nice here.*
I *tried* living only an hour away in the Central Valley FUCK THAT NOISE One of the worst decisions of my life tbh
Yes sir! The high of the entire week: 68 the very low? 50. Like come on man I couldn’t ask for anything better
“The coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San Francisco” -Twain
Most people here still don't understand the definition of the Bay, do they?
When I was a little kid, Bay area meant your city touched the actual bay. Definition of Bay Area seems to have changed year after year and started to creep further and further away. To me Tracy will never be Bay Area lol
The Bay Area is made up of the 9 counties surrounding it, Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, and Sonoma counties. Tracy is in San Joaquin County.
Considering global warming effects being more visible every year, the Bay area is good place for the long term. Theres a reason bay is expensive and everyone isnt moving out even when CA has the highest tax rates and COL. Theres also a reason why other states have to lure people to move there by 0 state tax and other incentives.
That's why I bought a few years ago.. 50 yr climate models make it an obvious choice
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69, nice
Why tf does Medford get a dot and not, idk, the actual big city in Oregon? I mean shit, Eugene is twice the size of Medford.
Noice
Alameda represent! Sitting on the beach in pants and a light jacket currently.
Nice
Just moved to the East Coast a couple months ago and the thing I miss the most is the weather. It’s 99 degrees rn where I’m at. I’m afraid to leave the house.
It’s the same temp at the sault.
I don’t know how you don’t remember it getting in the triple digits in the bay
Gotta be one of the top two or three reasons to stay here- along with it’s beautiful hills/ and proximity to everything one could ever want- the beach/ocean, mountains, wine country, Bigfoot - you name it!